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Hymenogaster subalpinus

Hymenogaster subalpinus

A species of Hymenogaster

Hymenogaster subalpinus belongs to a group of underground fungi that primarily form relationships with tree roots, helping in nutrient exchange. This species typically thrives in mountainous areas, often forming spore-bearing structures under the soil. Hymenogaster subalpinus's role in the ecosystem is crucial for forest health, promoting biodiversity by supporting various plant species.

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Attributes of Hymenogaster subalpinus
Species Status
Least Concern
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